Hansard Subject Index - 3rd Session of the 23rd Legislature

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Safety
- See
Salaries
- See
  - Wages and salaries
Sales taxes
- See also
- 1-percentage point, revenue generated, 1733
- Exemption
  - See
    - Mining industry – Exploration equipment
- Narrowest base in Canada, 212
- Rebate
  - See
    - Livestock industry – Livestock and horticultural facilities incentive program
- Reduction, 212
  - See also
    - Government revenue – Reduction
  - Cline, 221
  - Gantefoer, 221
- Returns, filing
  - See
    - Small business
Salvation Army
- See
  - Children – Protection – Gemma House, investigation
SAP (Systems Application Products in Data Processing)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation – SAP software
SARCAN (Saskatchewan Association of Rehabilitation Centres)
- Recycling program, expansion, 206
Saskatchewan
- 100th anniversary, 5
Saskatchewan Abilities Council
- See also
  - Disabled and handicapped persons – Wheelchair buses, Saskatoon, mechanical problems
- Ability Bowl, 10th annual, Frontier Bowling Lanes, Swift Current, member's statement
  - Wall, 871
Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living
- Benefits, eligibility while receiving Saskatchewan Government Insurance benefits
  - Draude, 2066
  - Van Mulligen, 2066
Saskatchewan Arts Board
- See
  - Arts Board Amendment Act, 1998 (No. 1)
Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency
- See
  - Property – Assessment
Saskatchewan Assistance Amendment Act, 1998 (No. 49)
- First reading
  - Calvert, 985
- Second reading
  - Calvert, 1151–53
  - Toth, 1153–54, 1242
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Calvert, 1530–38
  - Goohsen, 1535–37
  - Toth, 1530–35, 1538
- Third reading
  - Calvert, 1538
- Royal Assent, 1976
Saskatchewan Assistance Plan
- See
  - Social assistance
Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations
- Disability plan benefits, Natalie Kleinser, 758–59
Saskatchewan Association of Rehabilitation Centres
- See
  - SARCAN (Saskatchewan Association of Rehabilitation Centres)
Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities
- Convention, Agriculture Department, Minister, attendance, 1929
- Government, relationship, 1929
Saskatchewan Association of School Business Officials
- See
  - School divisions – Amalgamation
Saskatchewan Centre of the Arts, Regina
- Funding, 781–82
Saskatchewan Council for International Co-operation
- Informational session, member's statement
  - Trew, 235
Saskatchewan Council of Cultural Organizations
- Funding, 781
Saskatchewan employment supplement
- See
  - Income
Saskatchewan Evidence Amendment Act, 1998 (No. 4)
- First reading
  - Nilson, 74
- Second reading
  - Heppner, 652–53
  - Nilson, 534–35
  - Toth, 535–36
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Heppner, 1157
  - Nilson, 1157
- Third reading
  - Nilson, 1160
- Royal Assent, 1976
Saskatchewan Farm Security Act
- See
  - Environment protection – Ducks Unlimited
Saskatchewan Government Employees Union
- See
  - Public service – Classification, review
Saskatchewan Government Growth Fund Management Corporation
- See
  - Agricultural products/Farm products – Canamino oat processing plant, Saskatoon, investment
Saskatchewan Government Insurance
- See
  - Farm vehicles – Fleet assessment program
  - Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living – Benefits, eligibility
Saskatchewan Health Information Network 4, 210, 1311–12
- McLane, 129, 823
- Serby, 129, 823
- Board members, 1861–62
- Chief executive officer, appointment, 1861–62, 1915–16, 1931
  - Bjornerud, 105
  - McLane, 105–6
  - Serby, 105–6, 349–50
  - Toth, 349–50
- Funding
  - See
    - Nurses – Positions – Additional – Funding
- Legislation and implementation
  - Calvert, 1440–41
  - Romanow, 1441
  - Toth, 1440–41
- Privacy concerns, 1914–15
  - See
    - Doctor-Patient Confidentiality Act (No. 228)
  - McLane, 1601
  - Osika, 708–9
  - Serby, 709, 1601
- Programming, Science Applications International Corporation, 1863
Saskatchewan Health Ombudsman Act (No. 210)
- First reading
  - Toth, 1042
Saskatchewan Housing Corporation
- Estimates, 1657
Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission
- See
  - Disabled and handicapped persons – Accessibility, Human Rights Commission ruling, Collections Fine Art Gallery
Saskatchewan Indian Federated College
- New facility, construction
  - Capital funding, 1725
- New facility, construction, ministerial statement (Crofford)
  - Belanger, 530–31
  - Crofford, 529–30
  - Krawetz, 530
Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology
- See also
  - Regional colleges – Adult basic education, partners
- Funding, decrease, employment insurance legislation, changes, 1137
- Improvements, 206
Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology, Palliser Campus
- Graduate, Karen Hagel, congratulations, member's statement
  - Calvert, 1459
Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology, Wascana Campus
- Relocation, Plains Health Centre, 1729–30
  - Aldridge, 307–8, 350–51
  - Cline, 308
  - Crofford, 350–51
  - "Educated Corpse," member's statement
    - McLane, 441–42
  - Member's statement
    - Aldridge, 377
    - McLane, 329–30
  - Ministerial statement (Crofford)
    - Crofford, 352–53
    - Julé, 353–54
    - Krawetz, 353
    - McPherson, 353
Saskatchewan Insurance Amendment Act, 1998 (No. 47)
- First reading
  - Nilson, 1074
- Second reading
  - Bjornerud, 1470–71
  - Nilson, 1238–39
  - Toth, 1239
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Nilson, 1551
- Third reading
  - Nilson, 1556
- Royal Assent, 1977
Saskatchewan Labour Force Development Board
- See also
  - Youth – Employment – Training and retraining, Labour Force Development Board
Saskatchewan Liberal Association
- Membership, cancellation and reinstatement, Saskatoon Greystone constituency, MLA, member's statement
  - Osika, 125–26
Saskatchewan Municipal Board
- Estimates (1998-99), 1637–38
  - Bjornerud, 1637–38
  - Teichrob, 1637–38
Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation 1559
- See also
- Development division, funding, 1559
- Investment division, funding, 1559
- Loan loss provision, funding, 1559
- Loans, equities, guarantees, 1563–64
Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation Amendment Act, 1998 (No. 10)
- First reading
  - MacKinnon, 226
- Second reading, 880
  - Bjornerud, 749–50
  - Draude, 620–21
  - MacKinnon, 565
  - Toth, 566
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Draude, 1555–56
  - MacKinnon, 1555–56
- Third reading
  - MacKinnon, 1556
- Royal Assent, 1977
Saskatchewan Order of Merit
- See
  - Honours and awards
Saskatchewan Party
- See also
  - Budget
  - Political parties – Contributions – Conservative Party, funds, investigation
- Address and phone number, member's statement
  - Osika, 1790–91
- Leader, congratulations, member's statement
  - Osika, 664
- Leadership race dinner, member's statement
  - Bjornerud, 187
- Leadership vote, member's statement
  - Krawetz, 641
- Member's statement
  - Whitmore, 377
- Membership, member of the Legislative Assembly, Thunder Creek constituency, Leader-Post reference, member's statement
  - Aldridge, 1871
  - D'Autremont, 1870
- Memberships, member's statement
  - Krawetz, 233, 303
- Researcher, termination, member's statement
  - Osika, 1116–17
- Role in opposition, public opinion poll results, member's statement
  - Krawetz, 347
Saskatchewan Potato Utility Development Company
- See
  - SPUDCO (Saskatchewan Potato Utility Development Company)
Saskatchewan Power Corporation
- See also
- Advertising
  - See also
    - Government – Advertising
  - Heppner, 1325
  - Lingenfelter, 1325–26
- Boundary dam power station, electrostatic precipitators, installation, member's statement
  - Ward, 250
- Collective bargaining, possible strike, ensuring uninterrupted service
  - Gantefoer, 1437–38
  - Mitchell, 1437–38
- Contract (L. Portigal), severance pay
  - Hillson, 73, 106
  - Lingenfelter, 73–74, 106–7
- Diversity coordinator, dismissal
  - Aldridge, 2034–35
  - Lingenfelter, 2035
- Employees
  - Salaries, negotiations
    - Lingenfelter, 1987–88
    - McPherson, 1987–88
  - Strike
    - D'Autremont, 735
    - Lingenfelter, 735
    - Back-to-work legislation
      - See
        Maintenance of Saskatchewan Power Corporation's Operations Act, 1998 (No. 65)
    - Picket line, respect, MP Dick Proctor, member's statement
      - Aldridge, 1984
  - Termination, Labour Standards Act, violation and penalties, 756–58
- Friends for Life program
  - Draude, 2100
  - Lingenfelter, 2100
- Infrastructure, maintenance, Northern Saskatchewan
  - Belanger, 1237
  - Lingenfelter, 1237
- Legal counsel, Mike Hurst (Milner Fenerty), fees
  - Heppner, 1205
  - Lingenfelter, 1205
- Management
  - Boyd, 1984–85
  - Lingenfelter, 1985–86
  - Salaries
    - Gantefoer, 1986
    - Lingenfelter, 1986–87
- Minister responsible, Channel Lake Petroleum Ltd., natural gas trading activities, knowledge
  - Boyd, 581–82
  - Gantefoer, 555
  - Lingenfelter, 555–56, 582–83
- Ministers responsible, dismissal
  - Gantefoer, 40, 158, 188
  - Krawetz, 330–31
  - Lingenfelter, 330–31
  - Romanow, 40, 159, 188
- Natural gas supply contract, Direct Energy Marketing Limited
  - Gantefoer, 265–66
  - Hillson, 43, 498, 558, 710
  - Lingenfelter, 43, 265–66, 498, 558–59, 710
- President
  - Appointment, 1882–84
  - Dismissal
    - Board of directors, vote
      - Heppner, 331–32
      - Hillson, 160
      - Romanow, 160, 331–32
    - Guyana Electricity Corporation, role
      - Gantefoer, 666–67
      - Lingenfelter, 666–67
    - Just cause, Justice Department, Bogdasavich opinion
      - Gantefoer, 555
      - Lingenfelter, 555–56
    - Requests/attempts, Premier's intervention, 1882–85
      - Boyd, 410–11
      - Lingenfelter, 411
  - Employment contract regarding termination and severance
    - Boyd, 495–96
    - Hillson, 382, 414
    - Lingenfelter, 382–83, 414, 495–96
  - Resignation
    - Gantefoer, 12
    - Lingenfelter, 12
    - Request, 1881–82
      - Gantefoer, 1872
      - Lingenfelter, 1872
    - Voluntary and mutual
      - Hillson, 848
      - Lingenfelter, 848
  - Severance pay, 1882, 1884
    - Boyd, 873
    - Gantefoer, 39, 69–70, 127, 158, 820–21
    - Hillson, 204–5, 823–24
    - Lingenfelter, 15, 39, 69–70, 103–4, 127–28, 158, 204–5, 820–21, 824, 873
    - Osika, 15–16
    - Romanow, 16
    - Toth, 103–4
    - Cancellation
      - Boyd, 188–89, 191–92, 223
      - Cline, 223
      - Gantefoer, 187
      - Krawetz, 330–31
      - Lingenfelter, 330–31
      - Romanow, 187–89, 191–92
      - Premier, knowledge
        
        Boyd, 525–26
        
        Lingenfelter, 525–26
    - Cancellation, petitions, 154, 184, 198, 218, 248, 262, 274, 302, 328, 376, 408, 439, 462, 492, 522, 552, 578, 610, 640, 662, 788, 840, 1034, 1200, 1260, 1290, 1318, 1376, 1570, 1660, 1708, 1789, 1868, 1950, 1982
      - Bjornerud, 123, 153, 183, 197, 231, 247, 273, 301, 327, 375, 439, 461, 491, 521, 551, 577, 609, 639, 761, 1007, 1229, 1259, 1289, 1317, 1867
      - Boyd, 183, 197, 231, 247, 273, 301, 375, 407, 439, 461, 491, 551, 609, 639, 1375, 1517
      - D'Autremont, 123, 153, 183, 197, 231, 247, 261, 273, 301, 327, 375, 407, 439, 461, 491, 551, 669*, 1259, 1317, 1517, 1593
      - Draude, 123, 153, 183, 197, 231, 247, 261, 273, 301, 327, 439, 461, 491, 521, 551, 577, 609, 639, 761, 839, 1007, 1229, 1867
      - Gantefoer, 123, 183, 261, 273, 301, 327, 375, 407, 439, 461, 491, 521, 551, 577, 609, 639, 1007, 1229
      - Heppner, 183, 197, 231, 247, 261, 273, 327, 375, 439, 461, 491, 521, 551, 577, 609, 639, 761, 1171, 1229, 1259, 1659, 1707, 1787, 1949
      - Krawetz, 153, 183, 231, 247, 261, 273, 301, 327, 375, 407, 521, 551, 577, 639, 1289
      - Toth, 153, 231, 247, 273, 301, 327, 375, 407, 439, 491, 669*, 1259, 1867
- Reconstruction charges, recording
  - Lingenfelter, 735–36
  - Toth, 735–36
- SAP software, Delta Project, implementation, cost
  - Gantefoer, 1146, 1175–76
  - Lingenfelter, 1146–47, 1175–76
- SaskEnergy Incorporated, relationship vis-a-vis Channel Lake, 1903
Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation
- See also
- Direction, 914
- Estimates, supplementary (1997-98), 1781
- Estimates (1998-99), 914–15, 1780–81
  - Gantefoer, 914–15
  - Sonntag, 914–15, 1780–81
  - Toth, 1780–81
Saskatchewan Property Rights Act (No. 215)
- First reading
  - D'Autremont, 1386
Saskatchewan Regulatory Reform Act (No. 225)
- First reading
  - Draude, 1238
Saskatchewan Research Council
- See also
- Activities, outline, 1693
- Estimates (1998-99), 1692–97
  - Draude, 1692–96
  - Julé, 1697
  - Lautermilch, 1692–97
- Funding, 1696
- Growth areas, 1696
- Offices, relocation, Innovation Centre, new, Regina, 1696
- Patents and royalties, 1694
- Products and processes, emphasis, 1694
- Projects, early stage, Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation, partnership, 1693–94
- Restructuring, vice-presidents, 1694
- Rural residents, access
  - See also
    - Water supply – Rural, contamination
Saskatchewan Right to Work Act (No. 218)
- First reading
  - Boyd, 1454
Saskatchewan School Trustees Association
- Education Department, minister, relationship, 1499–1500
Saskatchewan Telecommunications
- See also
  - Music
  - Youth
- Advertising
  - See
    - Government – Advertising
- Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission, regulations, moratorium, extension, ministerial statement (Wiens)
  - Boyd, 2133
  - Hillson, 2133
  - Wiens, 2132–33
- Capital requirements vs. bond issues maturing, requirements, 1735
- Estimates, 1741
- Investment, NST Network Services Inc., losses, recording
  - Bjornerud, 736
  - Lingenfelter, 736
- Lending requirements, increase, 1735
- Pension plan
  - See
    - SaskTel Pension Implementation Act (No. 40)
- Privatization, 1932–33
- SaskTel International, information, access
  - Draude, 255
  - Lingenfelter, 255
Saskatchewan Telecommunications Holding Corporation
- Information, access
  - Bjornerud, 1266
  - Draude, 254–55, 1149
  - Lingenfelter, 255, 1266
  - Nilson, 1149
- Investment, Saturn Communications Limited, New Zealand
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Telecommunications Holding Corporation – Information, access
  - Lingenfelter, 677*
  - McPherson, 677*
Saskatchewan Transportation Company
- Freight bills, losses, recording
  - Bjornerud, 736–37
  - Lingenfelter, 737
- President, appointment, 1930–31
- Restructuring, funding
  - See
    - Crown Corporations Amendment Act, 1998 (No. 54)
Saskatchewan Union of Nurses
- See
  - Nurses
Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association
- Government, relationship, 1929
Saskatchewan Water Corporation
- Estimates (1998-99), 1703–5
  - Bjornerud, 1703
  - Draude, 1704–5
  - Julé, 1704
  - Krawetz, 1703
  - MacKinnon, 1703–5
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool 4
- See also
  - Agricultural products/Farm products – Canamino oat processing plant, Saskatoon, investment
  - Food processing industry – Can-Oat Milling, Martensville, official opening
Saskatoon, Sask
- See
Saskatoon Communities for Children
- See
  - Prostitution – Child prostitution – Elimination, funding
Saskatoon Eastview Constituency
- See
  - By-elections
Saskatoon Health District
- See also
  - Hospital waiting lists – Surgery – Saskatoon Health District
  - Nurses – Additional, hiring – Funding
- Budget, deficit
  - Osika, 189–90
  - Serby, 189–90
Saskatoon Health District Board
- See
  - School divisions
Saskatoon Public School Board
- Administration building, construction proposed site
  - Atkinson, 1233–34
  - Krawetz, 1233–34
SaskEnergy Incorporated
- See also
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation
- Advertising
  - See
    - Government – Advertising
- Board of directors, resignation (O. Mitchell)
  - D'Autremont, 104
  - Lingenfelter, 104
- Compania de Consumadores de Gas de Santiago, Chile, interest acquisition
  - Hillson, 769
  - Lingenfelter, 769
- Estimates, 1741
- Scholarships, post-secondary education, member's statement
  - Murrell, 872
SaskPower
- See
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation
SaskPower Commercial
- Investment, Guyana Electricity Corporation
  - See also
    - Channel Lake Petroleum Ltd., sale – Ministerial statement (Lingenfelter)
    - Saskatchewan Power Corporation – President – Dismissal
  - Gantefoer, 644
  - Lingenfelter, 644
  - Consultants' fees
    - Gantefoer, 39–40
    - Lingenfelter, 40
  - Cost
    - Gantefoer, 1437
    - Lingenfelter, 1437–38
  - Default, potential liability
    - Boyd, 844–45
    - Gantefoer, 821, 981–82
    - Heppner, 874
    - Lingenfelter, 821, 844–45, 874, 981–82
  - Documents, tabling
    - Gantefoer, 821
    - Lingenfelter, 821
  - Information request, 1135–36
    - Bjornerud, 1266
    - Draude, 254–55, 1149
    - Heppner, 873–74
    - Lingenfelter, 255, 873–74, 1266
    - Nilson, 1149
- Losses, annual report
  - D'Autremont, 766–67
  - Lingenfelter, 766–67
SaskTel Mobility
- See
  - Telephones – Cellular service
SaskTel Pension Implementation Act (No. 40)
- First reading
  - Lingenfelter, 877
- Second reading
  - Bjornerud, 1155–56
  - Lingenfelter, 987–88
  - Toth, 988–89
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Draude, 1583
  - Lingenfelter, 1583
- Third reading
  - Shillington, 1590
- Royal Assent, 1977
Saturn Communications Limited, New Zealand
- See
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications Holding Corporation – Investment
Sawin, Hope
- See
  - Hospital waiting lists – Surgery – Broken hip (Hope Sawin), Coronach
SCCO
- See
  - Saskatchewan Council of Cultural Organizations
School boards 208
- See also
  - Saskatchewan School Trustees Association
- Capital projects, funding formula, 1481–82
- Equalization factor, 1496
- Foundation grants, formula, bus replacement, consideration, 1482
- Foundation operating grant, 1495–96, 1504
  - See also
    - School divisions – Funding, cap
  - Increase, 208
    - See also
      - Teachers – Salaries, increase, funding
- Grants
  - Capital, 1480–81
  - Formula, hearing impaired students, 1493
  - Operating
    - Distribution, changes, 1495–96
    - Small schools factor, 1483–85, 1487–88
  - Transportation, changes, 1482
- Grants in lieu of property taxes, 209
- Property transactions, land title fees
  - See
    - Education Amendment Act, 1998 (No. 57)
- Services, additional (health, social services) provision, interdepartmental co-operation, 1498–99, 1511
- Urban, elections, ward system
  - See
    - Education Amendment Act, 1998 (No. 57)
School divisions
- Amalgamation, 3, 598, 1489–91
  - See also
    - Education Amendment Act, 1998 (No. 57)
  - Administration of new divisions, 598
  - Benefits, 1501–3
  - Boundaries, concerns addressing, 599
  - Criteria, 598–99
  - Future, 599
  - League of Educational Administrators, Directors and Superintendents and Saskatchewan Association of School Business Officials, role, 598
- Francophone, amalgamation, funding, 1494
- Funding, cap, 1500–1501
- New, Local Implementation and Negotiation Committee, agreements, 599
- Property taxes vs. school divisions, government funding, 1500
- Revenue, hamlets, disbanding, impact, 1514
- Saskatoon area, Saskatoon Health District Board, agreement, member's statement
  - Whitmore, 186
- Support staff, funding, 1500
Schools 208
- See also
  - Indians/First nations – Residential schools
- Bus transportation
  - See also
    - School boards – Grants – Transportation
  - Statistics, 1483
  - Stopping at railway crossings, regulations, 1482
- Construction and renovation projects, 206
  - Approval and funding, criteria, 1497
  - Central Butte, Estevan, Lloydminster, North Battleford, Biggar and Yorkton, 209
  - Central Butte School, 1515, 1566
  - Cypress Hills constituency, 1514
  - Funding, 209, 602–3
    - Equalization, 1513
    - Lloydminster, member's statement
      - Stanger, 250
  - Humboldt Collegiate Institute and Carlton Trail Regional College, funding, 603
  - Humboldt Collegiate Institute and Carlton Trail Regional College, funding, member's statement
    - Julé, 1233
  - Ile-a-la-Crosse, 1505–8
  - Joint-use facilities, 1479
  - New, 1513
  - Outlook, congratulations, member's statement
    - McLane, 2031
  - Partnerships
    - Federal government, 602
    - Public and separate school system, 602, 1479
  - Pinehouse Lake, 1504–5
  - Priority, criteria, 1514
  - Safety, funding, priority, 1480–81
  - Yorkton Public School Division No. 98 and Catholic School Division No. 6, administrative costs, savings, 1479–80
- Minahik Waskahigan School, Pinehouse Lake, Education Week celebrations, member's statement
  - Belanger, 613
- On reserve, 602
- Rural, closures, 604
  - Atkinson, 267
  - Krawetz, 266–67
- Small, closures, 605–7
- Wilfred Hunt School, Regina, "Learners in Action," Green School Program, participation, member's statement
  - Hamilton, 1520–21
Science and technology
- See also
  - Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology
  - Students – Science fair
- Industrial research assistance program, Saskatchewan Research Council, involvement, 1696
Science Applications International Corporation
- See
  - Saskatchewan Health Information Network – Programming
Secretaries Day
- April 22, 1998, member's statement
  - Krawetz, 705
  - Stanger, 704–5
Seeds
- See
  - Agriculture – National seed collection
Self-employed
- Saskatchewan employment supplement, eligibility
  - Julé, 2067
  - Van Mulligen, 2068
Senior citizens 210
- See also
- Housing, enriched, Luther Place, Outlook, member's statement
  - McLane, 1575
- Housing, Northern Saskatchewan, 1648–49
- Low income, health services, expenses, Northern Saskatchewan, 1548, 1550
- Saskatchewan Income Plan, funding, 1540
Sentencing circles
- See
  - Indians/First nations
Sesame Park
- See
  - Television
Seventy-five minute debate
- Canada Transportation Act, amendments, federal government, urging, moved (Renaud), 1090–1100
- Health care, hepatitis C victims, compensation, Krever commission recommendations, acceptance, moved (Toth), 827–37
- Northern Saskatchewan, community development, strategy, development, moved (Belanger); amendment (Goulet), 1386–95
- Rail transportation/Railways, branch line abandonment, moved (Whitmore), 501–11
Sewer services
- See
  - Water
Sexual assault/offences
- See also
  - Child sexual abuse
  - Women
- Charges, Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations, former vice-chief, Dan Bellegarde, Justice Department, decision
  - Draude, 613
  - Nilson, 613
Shaunavon, Sask
- See
  - Nurses – On-call services, provision
  - Special care homes – Construction
SHIN
- See
  - Saskatchewan Health Information Network
Short-line railways
- See
  - Rail transportation/Railways – Short-line
SIAST
- See
  - Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology
Single parents
- See
  - Students – Single parents, child benefit, eligibility
Sinnett Pork Farm
- See
  - Hog industry
Skills training
- See
  - Post-Secondary Education and Skills Training Department
  - Training programs
Sled Lake
- See
  - Fishing industry – Dore Lake
Small business
- See also
- Balcarres Welding, 50th anniversary celebrations, member's statement
  - Osika, 642
- Bill Lipsey Merit Award for dealer of the year, Gerald Hergott, member's statement
  - Julé, 157–58
- Business skills grants, Northern Saskatchewan, 1161
- Displayco, Regina, 20th anniversary, celebration, member's statement
  - Murray, 642–43
- Government assistance, 812–13
- Home Hardware, Swift Current, reopening and community co-operation, member's statement
  - Wall, 2095
- Marketing and research grants, Northern Saskatchewan, 1161
- National Trailer Parts Ltd., Swift Current, expansion, member's statement
  - Wall, 1870
- Northern Saskatchewan
  - See
    - Northern Saskatchewan – Community development – Strategy, development, moved (Belanger)
- Sales tax returns, filing quarterly or annually rather than monthly, 207
- Small business loans association program, 1557–58
- Tax reduction, 812–13
- Weyburn Kentucky Fried Chicken outlet, best in Canada award, member's statement
  - Bradley, 102–3
Smoothstone Lake
- See
  - Endangered spaces – World Wildlife Fund report
Smyth, Deb
- See
  - Drugs and pharmaceuticals – Multiple sclerosis – Betaseron and Copaxone – Access (D. Smyth)
Snowmobiles
- See also
  - Automobile Accident Insurance Amendment Act, 1998 (No. 45)
- Licensing, exams, information, 1753
- Purchases, out-of-province, sales taxes, loss, 1736
- Safety course, mandatory, 12- to 16-year olds without valid driver's licence, 1813–14
- Trails, Crown lands, signage fees, 1752
Social assistance
- Administration costs, 1538–39
- Barriers to people who want to work and get ahead, 211
- Caseload
  - Calvert, 499
  - Julé, 498–99
- Employment development, impact, 1544
- Funding, 1539
- Reform
  - See
Social assistance benefits
- Advances and repayment, 1548–49
- Northern Saskatchewan, 1548
Social assistance recipients
- See also
  - Income – Saskatchewan employment supplement
  - New Careers Corporation
- Disabled and handicapped persons, Northern Saskatchewan, 1549
- Employment, low income, 1550
- Employment commencement, benefit cancellation, 1549
- Skills training for employment, Social Services Department, assistance, 1541
- Travel expenses, 1549–50
- University students, qualification, 1549
Social programs/Social services
- See also
  - School boards – Services, additional
- Compassionate, progressive, 209–10
Social Services Department
- 36-hour work week, 1591
- Community Development Unit, 859–61
  - Staff, grant application, assistance providing, 861–62
- Computer program, Saskatchewan Child Benefit and Saskatchewan Employment Supplement, 1542
- Employee, Lance Connell, allegations, 1540–41
- Estimates, supplementary (1997-98), 1551
- Estimates (1998-99), 859–68, 1538–45, 1547–51
  - Belanger, 1548–50
  - Calvert, 859–68, 1538–45, 1547–51
  - Draude, 859–62, 865–67
  - Osika, 1547–48
  - Toth, 862, 864–65, 1538–45
- Family and Youth Services Division, 1547
- Staff, Northern Saskatchewan, workload, 1550
SOCO
- See
  - Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation
South Central Health District
- See
  - Health care – Facilities – Integrated, Pangman, member's statement
South Country Health District
- Capital projects
  - McPherson, 1600–1601
  - Serby, 1600–1601
South Saskatchewan River
- See
  - Dams
Southwest Health District
- See
  - Nurses – On-call services, provision
Space flight
- Saskatchewan's first astronaut, Dr. David Williams, member's statement
  - Heppner, 611
Spalding, Sask
- See
  - Grain – Inland terminal, Naicam and Spalding, construction, Community Marketing Initiative
Speaker and Deputy Speaker
- Rulings and statements
  - Bills
    - Amendments may not amend sections from the original Act unless they are specifically being amended, 1032
    - Debate
      - Officials are not to be involved in debate, 1030
      - Relevance, 912, 2015
    - Proposing to impose any new or additional charge upon public revenue, need recommendation of the Crown, 2026
    - Second reading, principle of Bill, 777
  - Cameras, removal, 44
  - Chair
    - Drawing into debate, 20, 419
    - Members' remarks to be directed through the Chair, 19, 235, 370, 419, 452, 561, 678* 763, 771, 789, 843, 1053, 1095, 1099, 1107, 1146, 1207, 1291, 1321, 1394, 1400, 1421, 2124
    - Rulings, challenges, comments, 117, 495, 2016, 2084
    - Silence when Chair is on his feet, 1604
  - Committees, member in capacity as presiding officer
    - Drawing into debate, 495
    - Reference to, 425
  - Debate, relevance, 965, 975, 1059, 2077–79, 2084, 2110, 2124
  - Decorum, 1071
    - Interruptions, interjections, 176, 267, 356, 370, 372, 374, 389, 395, 507, 557, 560–61, 644, 668, 689, 748, 766–68, 846, 851, 955, 959, 962, 971, 975–76, 1019, 1040, 1084, 1086–87, 1096, 1102–3, 1107, 1148, 1322, 1424–25, 1713, 1799–1800, 1873, 1957, 2076
    - Noise level, 45, 48, 59, 62, 69–71, 85, 117, 159, 223, 252, 266, 276, 278, 280, 303, 310, 351, 371, 398, 412, 414, 427, 466, 524, 525, 555, 647, 666, 675* 676* 791–92, 820–22, 845, 897, 952, 954, 982, 1032, 1038–39, 1042, 1214–15, 1217, 1222, 1326, 1420–23, 1443, 1448, 1450, 1469, 1523, 1596, 1664, 1793, 1870, 1875, 1954, 1988
  - Exhibits, producing in Chamber, 38, 1321, 1446, 1661
  - Galleries, visitors, involving in debate, 1985, 1991–92, 2000
  - Language
    - Inappropriate
      - Withdrawal, 614
      - Withdrawal and apology, 307
    - Unparliamentary
      - "B.S.," withdrawal and apology, 14
      - "Damn" withdrawal, 687*
      - "Fibbing," withdrawal and apology, 736
      - "Frigging," withdrawal, 2101
      - "Had the guts," withdrawal, 1452
      - "Hypocritical" withdrawal, 1297
      - "Sucking up," withdrawal, 1873
      - "Turncoat", 644
      - "Two jokers," withdrawal, 556
      - Withdrawal, 1873
  - Members
    - Character
      - Accusations, not acceptable, 382
      - Reflections on, 1426
    - Conversations should take place behind the bar, 915, 954
    - Integrity, questioning, 238
    - Recognition by Chair, protocol, 847
    - Reference should be by constituency name or by title, 37, 117, 125, 163, 251, 432, 496, 555, 582, 670, 847, 1995
    - Reference to absence or presence of specific members, 117, 265, 393, 1587, 1993
    - Stating from their seats what they are not permitted to by rules, out of order, 307
  - Members' statements
    - Debate not allowed, 38, 524, 1791
    - Presiding officers' conduct questioning, out of order, 1117
  - Ministerial statements
    - Government direction, policy or program, reference, 670–71
    - Lengthy, 561, 1385
    - Reply, other than caucus representatives, leave required, 21
    - Response, lengthy, 531, 771
  - Motions, priority of debate, matter for urgent consideration, Speaker's responsibility to decide, 1469
  - Petitions
    - Petitioners, identification, out of order, 1200
    - Presentation
      - Debate not allowed, 7, 124, 345, 408, 439, 521, 552, 670* 840, 1229, 1376, 1416, 1457, 1517
      - Members, recognition, 99, 1594
      - Prayer, 35, 123, 702, 1981–82, 2061
  - Points of order, raising on Orders of the Day, 1425–26
  - Private members motions, cannot require the expenditure of funds, 834
  - Questions
    - Answers, lengthy, 305
    - Lengthy, 305, 875–76, 903
    - Ministers, addressing by proper title, 267
    - Must be directed to Executive Council members regarding their responsibilities, 668, 922
    - Preamble, lengthy, 161, 236, 495, 499, 557, 582, 616, 674* 739, 901, 1039–40, 1147, 1237, 1522, 1795
  - Routine proceedings, request for leave to move to, not in order, 1468
  - Seventy-five minute debate
    - Questions and comments
      - Directed to members involved in debate, 510
      - Must relate to debate, 1099
      - No members can be held accountable for actions of his party, 1099
    - Vote, 827
Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements, Committee of Finance
- Chair
  - Members' remarks to be directed through Chair, 606, 784, 999, 1003–4, 1245, 1255, 1892, 1944, 1946
- Chair, rulings
  - Challenge, comments, 574
  - Comment, improper, 1006
- Debate
  - Relevance, 1768, 1853
  - Repetition, 1776
- Decorum, 1853–54
  - Interruptions, interjections, 1896
  - Noise level, 310, 339, 607, 1005, 1032, 1254, 1548, 1591, 1881
- Estimates, questions, relevance, 574, 1647
- Galleries, visitors involving in debate, 1880
- Interim supply, purpose, 802
- Language, unparliamentary, 1880
- Members
  - Reference should be by constituency name or by title, 1006, 1656, 1905, 1943
  - Reference to absence or presence of specific members, 1943
Special care homes
- Association of Saskatchewan Care Home Auxiliaries, annual meeting, Manitou Beach, member's statement
  - Upshall, 1011
- Construction, Shaunavon, member's statement
  - Wall, 819–20
- Funding (Zurevinsky case)
  - Julé, 739
  - Serby, 739–40
- Humboldt, level 4 admissions, cancellations
  - Calvert, 1667
  - Julé, 1666–67
- Kindersley Senior Care Inc., public administrator
  - Appointment
    - Atkinson, 2036
    - McLane, 2036
  - Salary
    - Atkinson, 2067
    - McLane, 2067
Special needs education
- See
  - Education
  - Students
Speech from the Throne
- Consideration, March 10, 1998, moved (Romanow)
  - Romanow, 5
- Read by Lieutenant Governor, 1–5
Sports
- Athlete of the Year, 1997, Dennis Dauvin, congratulations, member's statement
  - Julé, 102
- Can-Am Police-Fire Games, June 22-28, 1998, volunteers, manager, Pat Stellek, member's statement
  - Hamilton, 1709–10
- Curling
  - Provincial 4-H curling play-offs, Redvers, member's statement
    - D'Autremont, 219
  - Saskatchewan High School Provincial Champions, mixed rink of Cody Morissette of Gladmar, member's statement
    - Bradley, 330
  - SGI Charity Classic bonspiel, 6th annual, Regina, member's statement
    - Kasperski, 2126
- Golf, Michael Zerr Memorial Golf Tournament, third annual, May 30, 1998, scholarship funds, member's statement
  - Sonntag, 1662
- Hockey
  - BIRS peewee Raptors, champions, member's statement
    - Krawetz, 377
  - Canadian national team vs. Belarus national team game, Eston, member's statement
    - Boyd, 234
  - Female hockey players, Swift Current constituency and SouthWest Vipers volleyball team, member's statement
    - Wall, 1202
  - Flying Fathers charity game vs. Team Cey, Wilkie, member's statement
    - Murrell, 69
  - Ile-a-la-Crosse hockey player, A.J. Gardiner, AAA Western Canada Native Selects team, member's statement
    - Belanger, 1662
  - La Ronge Ice Wolves, Northern Lights Hockey Development Incorporated, member's statement
    - Goulet, 1291
  - Midget girls, Team Canada, Canada Winter Games, Corner Brook, Newfoundland, Cindy Leslie, Moosomin, member's statement
    - Toth, 2062
  - Northern Hockey League and championship team, Canoe Lake Young Guns, congratulations, member's statement
    - Belanger, 1460
  - Sask-Cam team, member, Scott, Linnell, Hafford, member's statement
    - Jess, 1320
  - Western Hockey League, bantam draft choices, Connor Lowe and Nathan Paetsch, Leroy, member's statement
    - Upshall, 1449
  - Weyburn Red Wings, Anavet Cup winners, member's statement
    - Bradley, 789
  - Weyburn Red Wings, Hanbidge Cup winners, member's statement
    - Bradley, 642
- Paralympics, Nagano, medal winners, Marni Winder and Colette Bourgonje, Saskatoon, member's statement
  - Lorje, 706
- Rugby, Prairie Fire, undefeated entry, Rugby Canada Super League, member's statement
  - Nilson, 1662–63
- Saskatchewan Indian Summer Games, July 5-9, 1998, Cowessess First Nations, member's statement
  - Toth, 1953
- Saskatchewan Indian Winter Games, Regina
  - See also
    - Youth – 1998 SaskTel Aboriginal Youth Awards of Excellence
  - Meadow Lake Tribal Council, best team performance, member's statement
    - Sonntag, 665
  - Member's statement
    - Flavel, 579–80
- Saskatchewan Law Enforcement Torch Run, Special Olympic events and athletes, fund-raiser, member's statement
  - Wall, 1710
- Saskatchewan Winter Games, 1998, Nipawin, congratulations, member's statement
  - Renaud, 38
- Sepak Takraw, first provincial tournament and Columbus Baseball League, 38th season, opening, member's statement
  - Kasperski, 1116
- Softball player, Justin Dauvin, Peterson area, member's statement
  - Julé, 10–11
- Speed skating, Canadian peewee girls speed skating record holder, Ebony Thiel, Humboldt, member's statement
  - Julé, 378
- Sunrise Lions indoor games, 22nd annual, Yorkton, member's statement
  - Serby, 790
- Track and field
  - See
    - Students
- Winter Olympics, Nagano, 1998
  - Saskatchewan athletes, recognition, 1, 1064–67
  - Saskatchewan women athletes, congratulations, member's statement
    - Stanger, 10
  - Youth ambassador, Devin Dubois, congratulations, member's statement
    - Wiens, 38–39
- Wrestling, Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association, wrestling tournament, Dene High School, La Loche, member's statement
  - Belanger, 250
Spring
- Signs signalling start
  - See also
    - Gasoline – Price increase
- Signs signalling start, member's statement
  - Scott, 377–78
  - Van Mulligen, 378
SPUDCO (Saskatchewan Potato Utility Development Company)
- Economic and Co-operative Development Department, role, 1560
- Storage bins, construction, funding, 1705
St. Brieux, Sask
- See
  - Health care – First responders – Paging network, St. Brieux, improvement
St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Humboldt
- See
  - Hospitals
St. Martin's Hospital, La Loche
- See
  - Hospitals – Regional – La Loche, St. Martin's Hospital, replacement
St. Patrick's Day
- Member's statement
  - Hamilton, 157
  - Osika, 156
Statements by members
- See specific
  - Member's statements under subject entries
Statistics
- See
  - Vital Statistics Amendment Act, 1998 (No. 36)
Statute Law Amendment Act, 1998 (No. 23)
- First reading
  - Nilson, 531
- Second reading
  - Nilson, 591
  - Toth, 591
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Heppner, 992
  - Nilson, 992
- Third reading
  - Nilson, 998
- Royal Assent, 1090
Stenen, Sask
- See
  - Highways and Roads
Stewart, Kim
- See
  - Automobile and highway safety – Accidents – Northern Saskatchewan, Jaws of Life, funding
Stony Lake, Sask
- See
  - Water – Pipelines, replacement, responsibility
Stony Rapids, Sask
- See
  - Health care – Services – Uranium City
  - Water – Sewer services
Strategic initiatives fund
- See
  - University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon – Biotechnology initiative
Stray Animals Amendment Act, 1998 (No. 8)
- First reading
  - Upshall, 108
- Second reading
  - Boyd, 619–20
  - D'Autremont, 541–42
  - Sonntag, 541
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - D'Autremont, 887–88
  - Krawetz, 883–86
  - Upshall, 883–88
- Third reading
  - Upshall, 888
- Royal Assent, 1090
Student assistance program
- See
  - Student loans
Student loans
- Administration, Royal Bank, 1729
- Bankruptcies
  - Correlation between employment or unemployment, 1724
  - Statistics, 1720
- Bursaries, qualifications, 1723
- Debt
  - Ratio to annual income, 1724
  - Relief, 208
- Delinquent, collection agencies, 1729
- Emergency, 1720–21
- Forgiveness program, refocusing, 208
- Interest
  - Tax credit information, financial institutions, 1136–37
  - Tax relief, 208
- Maximum level, increase, 1723
- Parents' assets, report, 1722
- Student assistance program, 208, 1722–23
  - Information/advertising, responsibility, 1722
- Student Assistance Task Force, Report, recommendations, 1723–24
Students 208
- See also
  - Social assistance recipients – University students
- Bursaries, 208
- Bus transportation
  - Number of hours spent on bus, 1487–88
  - Saskatoon, appeal mechanism
    - Haverstock, 2068
    - Serby, 2068
- Children, assistance limits, raising, 208
- Enrolment, categories, urban and rural, 1491
- Financial planning advice, Post-Secondary Education and Skills Training Department, involvement, 1721
- Financing their own education, government assistance, 1723
- Hearing impaired, provincial consultant, replacement, 1494
- Outstanding, Opawikoscikan School, Pelican Narrows, congratulations, member's statement
  - Belanger, 872–73
- Scholarships, transferability, 1726
- Science fair, Canada-wide, Timmins, Ontario, May 11-16, 1998, winners, St. Dominic School, Humboldt, member's statement
  - Julé, 1436
- Single parents, child benefit, eligibility, 865
- Special needs, parents, rights of review
  - Atkinson, 334
  - Haverstock, 333–34
- Summer employment, Canada Employment Centre for Students, opening, member's statement
  - Ward, 947
- Track and field, provincial competition, Prince Albert, records, Tracy Linnell, Hafford Central School, member's statement
  - Jess, 1953
- Tuition fees
  - Affordable, government assistance, 208
  - Deregulation
    - Crofford, 1148
    - Haverstock, 1148
  - Increase, cap establishing, 1718
- Universal testing program, 1514
Students Against Drinking and Driving
- See
  - Impaired driving – Penalties, fine on top of 24-hour license suspensions
Successor rights
- See
  - Rail transportation/Railways – Short-line – Development – Successor rights, elimination
Supply motions
- See
  - Motions for supply (interim)
Surface lease agreements
- See
  - Mining industry
Surface Rights Acquisition and Compensation Amendment Act, 1998 (No. 233)
- First reading
  - Goohsen, 75
Surface Rights Arbitration Board
- Farmers' interests/concerns, 1766
Surgery
- See
  - Hospital waiting lists
  - Hospitals
Swift Current, Sask
- See
Swift Current Health District
- See also
  - Health care – Kidney dialysis – Access, Swift Current district (Gwen Martens)
- Services and staff, reductions
  - Romanow, 1042
  - Serby, 1041
  - Toth, 1041–42
Swift Current Regional Hospital
- See
  - Hospitals – Beds – Reduction
Synchrotron
- See
  - High technology